Paraffin Wax Heater — Simple, controlled paraffin treatments at home or in the salon Key benefits Easy operation: straightforward steps let you melt and apply paraffin wax reliably. Adjustable temperature: two settings, 60 C or 70 C, let you control melt speed and working temperature. Clear heating indicator: a red light shows when the unit is heating and turns off when the selected temperature is reached. Simple cleaning: no special cleaning agents required; residual wax can be remelted and removed. Versatile use: compatible with standard paraffin wax blocks and beads. What it does This electric paraffin wax heater melts paraffin for hands and small targeted areas, providing a controlled, repeatable wax application process. The unit includes a heatinsulating grid to sit wax on after melting and supports standard application tools such as a brush or silicone spatula and glove liners. How to use 1. Place the machine on a flat, stable surface and lift the lid. 2. Add paraffin wax into the machine and the lid. 3. Plug the machine into a power outlet. 4. Select the temperature setting: 60 C or 70 C depending on wax type and melting speed, and allow the wax to melt completely. 5. After the wax has fully melted, turn off the machine and place the heatinsulating grid inside. 6. Clean and dry the skin area before treatment. 7. Use a brush or silicone spatula to spread an even, thin layer of wax on the hands or treatment area and wait for it to dry. 8. Once dry, slowly dip the hands into the melted wax with fingers outstretched. 9. Hold for 20 to 30 seconds, then remove. 10. Repeat the dip and hold sequence at least 4 to 5 times until a thick wax layer forms. 11. For improved insulation, wrap hands with a glove liner and put on heatpreservation cotton gloves. 12. Leave the gloves in place for 10 to 20 minutes. 13. Remove the gloves and glove liner, then peel away the hardened wax. Cleaning No special cleaning liquids are required. Do not use industrial solvents or abrasive cleaners. Warm the machine slightly to soften any dried wax, remove the softened wax to a storage bag, then wipe the interior with a towel. Do not use water to clean the interior. Precautions Do not add water to the machine or use water to clean the interior. Water can damage the unit. Apply a thin test layer of wax before full use to confirm a comfortable temperature. If the wax feels too hot, wait an additional 10 to 15 minutes before dipping. The red indicator light will be on while the unit is heating and will turn off when the selected temperature is reached; heating will pause at that point. Practical applications Athome manicure prep: warm paraffin dips before filing and polishing. Salon use: controlled melts for quick paraffin applications during hand treatments. Postactivity care: convenient for routine athome wax sessions after heavy hand use or chores. Included and compatibility notes Designed for use with standard paraffin wax blocks and beads and common application tools such as brushes, silicone spatulas, glove liners, and cotton insulation gloves. Follow the included usage and safety steps for operation and maintenance.